A route full of Stories, Lighthouses, Shipwrecks and Legends, make the Costa da Morte a unique and charming place that will take us to ancient cultures such as Celts and Romans that populated the area.
Pilgrims and the Camino de Santiago give this area a magical touch that will surely not leave anyone indifferent.
Leaving A Coruña, we will head to one of the most mystical and special places on the Costa da Morte, Cabo Vilán. The steepness of its Cape, as well as the shipwrecks that have happened in this area give this lighthouse a special and mystical character. We will arrive and the guide will explain everything we must know about this special place.
After that, we will head to the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barca in Muxía, where we will visit another of the main points of the pilgrimages to the End of the Earth. This Sanctuary is intimately linked with the Galician culture, of sailors and people of the sea, as well as Celts. We will have time to visit and get to know this place.
After this, we will head to the End of the World, Finisterre Lighthouse. Celts, Romans and pilgrims have come to this place for thousands of years, coming together in this place, as one of the most emblematic of Galicia and Europe. Place full of legends, stories and naval battles. All this will be waiting for us at Cape Finisterre so that we can enjoy an unparalleled ride.
Lunchtime is approaching, so we will go down to the town of Finisterre where we can enjoy the local gastronomy in one of its several restaurants.
After lunch, the Ézaro Waterfall awaits us, this unique place in Europe of great natural and scenic beauty. We will have time to approach by a modern and new catwalk.
As a last stop, we will visit one of the most characteristic monuments of Galicia, the Horreo de Carnota. This construction is part of the idiosyncrasy of Galician culture, we will see why it is so great and what its function is.
The guide will be waiting with a RED UMBRELLA
La Coruña is a vibrant coastal city in northwest Spain, known for its rich maritime history, stunning beaches, and the iconic Tower of Hercules. The city offers a mix of historic charm and modern amenities, with a unique Galician culture and cuisine.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest functioning lighthouse in the world. It offers stunning views and a rich history.
A beautiful example of Baroque architecture, known for its stunning façade and historical significance.
An archaeological museum built over Roman ruins, offering a unique underground experience.
Galician-style octopus with paprika and olive oil.
Savory pastry filled with various ingredients like tuna, meat, or cheese.
This is the warmest and sunniest time of the year, with long daylight hours. It's perfect for beach activities and outdoor exploration.
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La Coruña is a safe city with low crime rates. Standard precautions should be taken to avoid petty theft.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the endpoint of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.
A stunning archipelago with pristine beaches and hiking trails.
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